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Capital Improvement Project

Safety, Security, Student Programming

"Safe Campus: Enhancing Security and Enriching Student Life"

Welcome to our Capital Improvement Project Hub!

Stay informed and connected as our district moves forward with the Safe Campus: Enhancing Security and Enriching Student Life Capital Improvement Project. This page serves as your central source for updates, timelines, progress reports, and important announcements as the project advances.

Project Background:

On October 8, 2024, our community voted to approve this critical Capital Improvement Project. Designed to strengthen campus security, address immediate infrastructure needs, and create new opportunities for student growth, the project reflects our shared commitment to providing a safe, modern, and enriching learning environment for all students.

Check back regularly for the latest developments as we bring these improvements to life!

Current Progress

Construction is Underway!

Construction activities for the Geneseo Central School District Capital Improvement Project are underway. Initial work has focused on project staging, preparation of work areas, and coordinating the first phases of renovation.

Construction teams are working closely with district staff to ensure that work areas remain safely separated from student and staff spaces. Safety fencing, signage, and designated work zones have been established to maintain a secure environment while construction activities take place. 

As the project moves forward, our partners at SEI Design Group and Campus Construction continue to coordinate timelines, subcontractors, and project logistics to ensure the work progresses efficiently and according to plan. Updates, photos, and project milestones will be shared on this page as work continues.

What are our Next Steps?

Construction Continues on Key Spaces

Over the coming months, construction will continue with the renovation of several key spaces within the building. Initial phases will focus on a full renovation of the main gymnasium and attached locker rooms.

Additional work scheduled in the early stages of the project includes:

  • Roof restoration over the gymnasium and surrounding areas

  • Renovation and reconfiguration of team rooms

  • Installation of a dehumidification system to improve conditions in the tunnel area

Throughout these phases, the district will continue to communicate any operational adjustments, including temporary changes to hallway access, entrances, or room locations.

What is the Next Phase in the Project?

Facility Improvements

Following the initial renovation work in the gymnasium area, the project will move into additional facility improvements across the building.

Future phases will include:

  • Renovation of lower-level restroom facilities

  • Replacement of the existing boiler with a high-efficiency system

  • Construction of new UPK classrooms and improvements to nearby music and art spaces

  • A redesign of the main entrance to improve visitor flow and strengthen building security 

Current Progress Pictures

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CIP

Letter From Superintendent Bostwick

Who is Involved with the Project?

Proposed Renderings

Important Note: These images are preliminary renderings of the project. The designs are not yet finalized or officially approved.

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Proposed Rendering

Project Highlights

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Project Highlights

2024 Capital Improvement Project Newsletter

Newsletter Table of Contents

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Description of the Project

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What are the priorities?

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Cost Breakdown

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Cost Breakdown (cont.)

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Voting Information

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FAQs

A copy of this newsletter will also be mailed to each home within the Geneseo Central School District.

What Have We Completed From Our 2021 Capital Improvement Project?

Facade

Facade Completely Redone on West-Side of School

While creating our new Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) labs, the outside of our school got a complete makeover, bringing a modern touch to the outside of our facility.

Stadium Bridge

Bridge Placed to Make Stadium Seating More Accessible

A bridge from the parking lot to the top of our stadium seating has been placed and is in the final stages before being able to open to the public. This bridge will allow easier access from our parking area to the top of the bleachers, making it easier for everyone to be able to enjoy the space.

STEAM Labs

New STEAM Labs Give Students a Space to Learn Hands-On

Our new Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) labs give students a large, open space where they are encouraged to learn hands-on. These open spaces make for the perfect environment for our students to dive into topics like science, art, and engineering and get practical lessons which they can touch and move.

Playground Work

New Playground Welcomes Students Back for 2024-2025 School Year!

A brand new playground welcomed our students back to school for the 2024-2025 school year! After facing structural issues, our previous playground needed to be replaced, and students are loving this brand new addition to our district!

Past C.I.P. Votes

Board of Education Public Forum - Future Capital Improvement Project - August 14, 2024

Board of Education Public Hearing - Future Capital Improvement Project - August 5, 2024

Board of Education CIP Workshop - June 25, 2024

Geneseo Central School District residents voted 208 Yes to 282 No on Tuesday, January 30, to reject a $28.3 million capital project. This project, titled "Safe Campus: Enhancing Security and Enriching Student Life Capital Improvement Project," would have focused on immediate infrastructure needs and overall enhancements to our facilities.

"While the result is not what we had hoped for, we appreciate the engagement of the Geneseo community in this important decision-making process," Superintendent of Schools Cindy Flowers said.

The proposed project, which was shaped by community and staff feedback, aimed to address immediate infrastructure needs and overall enhancements to the facilities, with a particular focus on the main gymnasium. Repairs are needed to keep the space open for use without negatively impacting physical education classes and athletic programs.

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